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L.E.J
L.E.J is a French trio made up of Lucie Carbone, Elisa Paris, and Juliette Saumagne. They started putting out music around 2015. Their first album was called...
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L.E.J is a French trio made up of Lucie Carbone, Elisa Paris, and Juliette Saumagne. They started putting out music around 2015. Their first album was called 'En attendant l'album' that same year.
Their songs like 'Liberté, Égalité' and 'Pas Peur' show a mix of folk and pop with clear, layered vocals. They've released a few albums since that debut, including 'Poupées Russes' in 2018 and another called 'Pas peur' in 2020.
Some of their lyrics touch on social themes, and they've been involved in advocacy work. In 2019, they were part of a lawsuit against a record label over contract issues.
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